Marnehill exists because of a false choice its founder was repeatedly offered: modest clothing that covers properly but hangs like a sack, or clothing that hangs beautifully and covers nothing.
The resolution turned out to be in the cloth rather than the cut. Heavyweight natural fabrics — the kind with enough mass to fall in a straight line instead of clinging — cut for drape first. Lighter fabric is cheaper, ships cheaper, and photographs just as well lying flat. It simply does not hang. Marnehill pays the weight penalty on every garment.
They publish no styled lookbook. The proof they lead with is a garment after a year of wear, because drape is the one property a flat product photograph cannot show and a year of wearing cannot fake.